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May 17, 2024 • PRESS RELEASE

Kayden McIntosh Pleads Guilty to Murder of Cynthia Hoffman at Thunderbird Falls

(Anchorage, AK) – Today, 21-year-old Kayden Bryan McIntosh pleaded guilty to the murder of Cynthia Hoffman in June 2019 near Thunderbird Falls.

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May 16, 2024 • PRESS RELEASE

Andrew Eknaty and Carleigh Fox Plead Guilty to 2017 Burning of Royal Suites Lodge

(Anchorage, AK) – Today, 35-year-old Andrew John Eknaty, and 35-year-old Carleigh Kaye Fox, pleaded guilty to causing the deaths of three people and injuring numerous others in the 2017 fire that destroyed the Royal Suites Lodge in Anchorage.

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May 15, 2024 • PRESS RELEASE

Anthony Herring Pleads Guilty to 2021 Murder and Assaults

(Anchorage, AK) – Today, 24-year-old Anthony Lee Herring pleaded guilty to the murder of Jaclyn Welcome, and assaults of several others, in a June 2021 shooting in downtown Anchorage.

Attorney General Treg Taylor

Attorney General
Treg Taylor

Mission

The Department of Law upholds the rule of law, protects public safety, and provides high quality legal representation to executive branch agencies for the benefit of all Alaskans.


Vision

The Department of Law is committed to excellence in our work. We will maintain the highest standards of ethics and professionalism to promote exceptional legal representation to the state through a valued and well-trained team of attorneys and administrative professionals dedicated to public service.

Values

We serve Alaska in a way that earns the trust of the public and fosters confidence in criminal prosecutions and state government.

We seek fair and just resolutions to legal disputes while honoring the rights of crime victims and other injured parties.

We foster a healthy work/life balance.

We encourage professional development.

We encourage a respectful, collaborative, and professional workplace where excellence, integrity, trust, diversity, and accountability are prioritized.